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Maize samples used for X-ray scattering experiment were 1 2 mm in length and 0.2 0.5 mm across.
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We analyzed maize samples using the VICAM AflaTest (VICAM, Watertown, MA, USA) immunoaffinity fluorometric method that quantitated total aflatoxin concentrations.
(DOCX 15 kb) Additional file 4: Results from qPCR SYBR®Green screening on maize samples using the p35S, tNOS and t35S pCAMBIA methods as a decision support system.
To reduce the risk of cross-contamination between households, we collected maize samples using tools that were present at the household.
To identify high-confidence variants, 285 DNA samples from a broad genetic diversity panel of worldwide maize lines including the samples used for sequencing, important founder lines for European maize breeding, hybrids, and proprietary samples with European, US, semi-tropical, and tropical origin were used for experimental validation.
Ground blank wheat, barley, and maize samples were used as model matrices for the spiking experiments.
The samples used in this experiment included 20 improved maize lines and 7 teosinte lines (Table 1).
Samples used in X-ray scattering experiments were milled and dried maize stover as previously described (Tucker et al. 2003).
We carried out native ChIP (Nagaki et al. 2003) on these samples using anti-CENH3 (mantibodiesbodies (Zhong et al. 2002).
The maize samples were collected using the respective vendor's sampling tools (i.e., spikes and scoops).
Fumonisins (FB1) analyses were also carried out in TFDA laboratories where a sample of 250 g of dry-shelled maize samples were mixed and ground using a Romer Mill and homogenised and stored at −20 °C until analysis.
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